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The people, organisations, programmes and places that keep turning up. Each page gathers every case that mentions them.
People16
Richard Hall worked for NICAP.
A sceptic who writes in SUNlite, Tim Printy has offered his own readings of several classic cases.
Researcher and investigator Ted Bloecher spent decades cataloguing strange encounters.
Fran Ridge is a NICAP researcher and archivist whose notes appear across several Cold War radar and airline cases.
Frank Edwards was a broadcaster and author who carried older sighting stories to a wider audience.
A patient investigator of close encounters.
A compiler of day-by-day UFO chronologies, built on the UFOCAT database.
A researcher behind the scenes.
A researcher with NICAP, Francis Ridge compiled and catalogued cases for the organisation's files.
A NICAP researcher and compiler.
An astronomer and investigator, Walter N.
A researcher and pilot from the Maritime provinces, Don Ledger wrote Maritime UFO Files.
Joel Carpenter was a researcher who weighed in on several classic cases.
Two different men named Crawford appear in the archive.
A researcher who went back to old cases and read the files again.
A researcher and writer, Mike Swords appears across the archive as the author behind several NICAP case pages.
Organisations3
A civilian group, the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena looked into sightings the Air Force had brushed aside.
A civilian research group with investigators in the field.
A research fund that kept the Air Force's unsolved cases in view.
Places3
Loring appears in the archive as one of the bases touched by the intrusions of autumn 1975.
The name turns up in two very different corners of the archive.
A town in seacoast New Hampshire, with Pease Air Force Base nearby at Portsmouth.